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Sun Bowl 2017 Spring Concerts Sun Bowl 2017 Spring Concerts (Located on 107th Ave just south of Peoria Ave) Sun Bowl shows are FREE for RCSC Cardholders & their escorted guests! Please be prepared to show your photo RCSC Member or Privilege Card for entry; no key fobs accepted. Turn the Page – Bob Seger Tribute Sunday, March 12 at 6pm Get ready for some great rock & roll as we kick off the 2017 Spring Sun Bowl Concert Series when Sam Morrison takes to the stage in this tribute to Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band. One of the nation’s top tribute bands (CNBC News), we’re sure there will be all of the “Night Moves” and lots of “Old Time Rock and Roll” as you experience memories of these beloved hits. Tonight’s The Night – Rod Stewart Tribute Sunday, March 19 at 6pm Sun City AZ welcomes back this incredible dead-on Rod Stewart tribute artist Rob Caudill. Complete with soccer balls into the crowd and flamboyant dress, Caudill has the voice, look and mannerisms of Stewart throughout his career down pat. As the legendary Joe Walsh of The Eagle fame was quoted as saying, “Rob is Rod! This is one that will make you do a double take. He is that good." Check it out! Eric Clapton Experience Sunday, March 26 at 6pm The Eric Clapton Experience is the ultimate tribute to 19 time Grammy winning Blues/Rock Artist Eric Clapton, who has been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame three times - the most of any artist! This band honors this legendary artist with seasoned musicians coming together to form a real Rocking/Blues Eric Clapton experience. “Wonderful Tonight” will be an understatement by the end of this show! Doobie Brothers Tribute Sunday, April 2 at 6:30pm This show promises to take you right back to those sweet summer nights (or great springtime Arizona evenings) with the music of a band like no other – The Doobie Brothers! You’ll be “Rockin’ Down the Highway” with over 40 years of hits that could only come from the Doobie’s unique sound – an infectious combination of rock, country, R&B, jazz and folk/Americana. Mogollon Sunday, April 9 at 6:30pm Mogollon, (pronounced Mug-e-on) began in the small Northeastern Arizona town of Overgaard. The name of the band is derived from the "Mogollon Rim.” Playing music was a good way for a few high school buddies to impress the girls and to combat the boredom of a small town. After a few performances, people agreed this "hobby" of theirs had potential - and they were right! Today, Mogollon has earned the reputation as one of the Premier Country Rock Entertainment groups in the West. Their performances are truly amazing – playing just about anything, from Hank Williams to Pink Floyd to their own original songs. This should be an evening of Arizona home-grown fun. Savor – Santana Tribute Sunday, April 16 at 6:30pm Savor was formed to honor the 40-year career of Latin-rock legend Carlos Santana – from the raw power of the self- titled album issued in 1969 to the recent spate of hits with current stars that makes Santana’s music so well-loved. These consummate musicians churn out hits like Oye Como Va, Black Magic Woman, Evil Ways, and more. You’ll close your eyes and think you’re listening to your favorite Santana album. Do not miss this band! The Hamptons Sunday, April 23 at 6:30pm Another encore Sun City AZ performance as we welcome back The Hamptons! From today’s hits to the oldies everyone knows by heart, the dance floor in front of the Sun Bowl stage will be standing room only, for sure! Jumping Jack Flash – Rolling Stones Tribute Sunday, April 30 at 6:30pm “Let’s Spend the Night Together” at the Sun Bowl with this repeat performance which promises all of the high energy antics and super stage presence in this great tribute to who many say are the rock & roll icons of music history – The Rolling Stones. Doo-Wah Riders Sunday, May 7 at 7pm We’ll end the Spring 2017 Sun Bowl concert series with a little bit ‘o country as the Doo-Wah Riders come back to Sun City AZ for this final show of the season. Possessing the rare combination of many years’ experience and youthful drive, this band defines their sounds as “high energy country with a Cajun twist.” Tight musicianship and powerful arrangements of both classic and original songs make them favorites where ever they go! Ooo-eeee!! *FREE* for RCSC Cardholders & their escorted guests ONLY! Be prepared to show your RCSC Member or Privilege Card to gain access to Sun Bowl shows; positively no key fobs accepted! Gourmet Food Vendors arrive 1-1/2 hours prior to show for your dining pleasure. Don’t forget to bring your lawn chair or blanket! All rain locations - Sundial Auditorium at 103rd & Boswell Blvd. For information regarding rain location and a recorded message, call 623-972-6014. The area marked in yellow in front of the stage and pre-set chairs are reserved for residents that come in buses and for those that are physically challenged and need to be closer to the food court and restrooms. Thank you in advance for your kindness in keeping this area available for those in need. As a courtesy to your neighbors, there is no smoking in the Sun Bowl Amphitheater. Smoking is allowed in the parking lot by the street sidewalks. Please refrain from talking with your neighbors during the performance so those around you can enjoy the show! *FREE* RCSC Events are paid for by RCSC Cardholders and are therefore intended for RCSC Cardholders and their escorted guests only. Your cooperation and understanding is greatly appreciated! .
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